We just got past the hardest part of Clinton's entire game. The first two states were literally two of Sanders' best states.
Sanders' problems haven't magically gone away because he won big in New Hampshire. He still hasn't proven himself with minorities, he still has been completely rejected by the party actors, and many of his campaign's actions have betrayed its lack of experience (the data breach, pretending to be a union official in NV, saying someone endorsed him in NV when no such endorsement happened).
True. But I contend that it wasn't so much a Sanders
win as it was a Clinton
loss. I think people are looking for candidates they can trust, and Clinton has real troubles in this area. We'll see going forward if IA and NH were out of line with the rest of the country, but I'm beginning to suspect that's not the case...